Just use optimistic locking (the little lock icon in Entity Modeler)
and do a try/catch on ec.saveChanges and catch EOGeneralAdaptorException
On May 14, 2007, at 2:01 PM, YL wrote:
It's a config table, I want to make sure onle one person can
change it at a
time.
Assume multiple people have the access for changing the table
remotely.
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Subject: Re: lock an entity?
Locking is at the editing context level. What are you trying to do?
Chuck
On May 12, 2007, at 7:08 PM, YL wrote:
Is there a way to lock an entity to prevent other accesses to it
(even refuse read/fetch) during the current transaction?
Thanks
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